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Disabling plugins CLI option

See original GitHub issue

The current CLI option:

-p PLUGINS, --plugins=PLUGINS
                        a comma-separated list of plugins to load

is tedious to use when many plugins are in use. Often a user might just want to disable a single plugin or a tiny list of plugins to try something/do something in a specific beets run.

Proposed solution

Add a CLI option named eg. --disable-plugins/-P that allows mentioning a comma separated list of plugin-names to stay disabled for that beets run.

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Created a year ago
Comments:5 (5 by maintainers)

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sampsyocommented, May 20, 2022

Yes, thanks for the reminder!!

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arbanhossaincommented, Apr 15, 2022

Hey, if I am understanding this right, I sort of have an implementation of this in my fork. It uses -x/--exclude. Should I do a PR for you to review?

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